Hey all, not too long ago I updated my PC and changed out my motherboard from an Asus Maximus VI Hero to a Gigabyte Aorus x570 Elite. I have a 5800x + a 3060. Ever since then, my computer takes 5 minutes or more to fully shut down.. Windows DOES seem to turn off, as my display loses signal, but my PC takes forever to kill the power. Windows start-up is still fast as ever.
I am using an old Corsair AX 760, nearing 10 years of normal and regular use. This was not an issue before the motherboard swap & parts upgrade, which is why I think the motherboard is somehow the culprit. It seems like it's not telling the other parts to shut off in time, unless it's the PSU having trouble all of a sudden. I plan on buying a new PSU soon.. but even still I'm not convinced that will fix it.
I've fiddled with several things, but nothing has worked thus far. Might it be an SSD issue somehow? Could migrating my OS to the NVMe potentially solve it?
Thanks for your input. Cheers
I am using an old Corsair AX 760, nearing 10 years of normal and regular use. This was not an issue before the motherboard swap & parts upgrade, which is why I think the motherboard is somehow the culprit. It seems like it's not telling the other parts to shut off in time, unless it's the PSU having trouble all of a sudden. I plan on buying a new PSU soon.. but even still I'm not convinced that will fix it.
I've fiddled with several things, but nothing has worked thus far. Might it be an SSD issue somehow? Could migrating my OS to the NVMe potentially solve it?
Thanks for your input. Cheers